Temperature is high, but could the sensor be inaccurate?

F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Temperature is high, but could the sensor be inaccurate?

Temperature is high, but could the sensor be inaccurate?

Temperature is high, but could the sensor be inaccurate?

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xXSaltySeaDog
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09-22-2018, 03:48 AM

#11

It seems you're looking for improved airflow. I've upgraded my setup with a 2070S, which was getting quite hot during full loads. By installing an extra 120mm fan beneath the 240mm radiator, I saw about a 20°C drop in GPU temperatures. Since it's an AIO system, CPU temps didn't change much. I'd definitely add more fans if needed.

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xXSaltySeaDog

09-22-2018, 03:48 AM #11

It seems you're looking for improved airflow. I've upgraded my setup with a 2070S, which was getting quite hot during full loads. By installing an extra 120mm fan beneath the 240mm radiator, I saw about a 20°C drop in GPU temperatures. Since it's an AIO system, CPU temps didn't change much. I'd definitely add more fans if needed.

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lh1406
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09-26-2018, 12:54 AM

#12

It seems the current configuration isn’t providing enough airflow as expected. The top area might fit two 120mm fans, but connecting them will be challenging. I’ve also observed that even under full load, my 750W Corsair PSU fan isn’t spinning, which could indicate a problem—though I haven’t seen obvious power issues.

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lh1406

09-26-2018, 12:54 AM #12

It seems the current configuration isn’t providing enough airflow as expected. The top area might fit two 120mm fans, but connecting them will be challenging. I’ve also observed that even under full load, my 750W Corsair PSU fan isn’t spinning, which could indicate a problem—though I haven’t seen obvious power issues.

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GUTABOADA
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10-01-2018, 11:56 AM

#13

The fan operates without spinning when the PSU handles load. This indicates the PSU is functioning properly and there’s no cause for concern.

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GUTABOADA

10-01-2018, 11:56 AM #13

The fan operates without spinning when the PSU handles load. This indicates the PSU is functioning properly and there’s no cause for concern.

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gxdlike
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10-01-2018, 07:06 PM

#14

How many fans are visible at the front? From the photo it seems the case accommodates three 120mm fans. This setup helps reduce heat from both the GPU and CPU by lowering the internal temperature, particularly when the case is sealed. For connecting them, a fan hub or a few splitter fans would work well. Noctua offers their own options as well.

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gxdlike

10-01-2018, 07:06 PM #14

How many fans are visible at the front? From the photo it seems the case accommodates three 120mm fans. This setup helps reduce heat from both the GPU and CPU by lowering the internal temperature, particularly when the case is sealed. For connecting them, a fan hub or a few splitter fans would work well. Noctua offers their own options as well.

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Marinated
Senior Member

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10-03-2018, 06:08 PM

#15

It seems you might want to explore another fan placement. There’s a free M.2 fan connector available, so you could likely use it.

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Marinated

10-03-2018, 06:08 PM #15

It seems you might want to explore another fan placement. There’s a free M.2 fan connector available, so you could likely use it.

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